Jessie Ware brings The Superbloom Tour to The O2 arena on Saturday 28 November 2026, with Naomi Scott. Her first UK arena show.
Jessie Ware was born in south London in 1984 and arrived as a guest vocalist on other people’s dance records before Devotion, her own first album, went to number five in 2012. What followed was a decade of steady work and one genuine reinvention: after two albums of restrained soul that sold respectably, she made What’s Your Pleasure? in 2020, a disco record of unembarrassed pleasure released into a year when nobody could dance to it, and it turned out to be the thing she had always been for.
That! Feels Good! continued it in 2023. Both reached the top three. She has also spent those years building a second career as a broadcaster, and that is the part of her audience that has never bought a record. The reinvention was total: the same voice, doing the opposite thing with it, sung upwards rather than held back, and it brought an audience with it that had never heard the first two albums.
Superbloom is the fourth act and the tour is her largest, and Saturday 28 November 2026 at The O2 arena is the first time she has headlined a British arena — fourteen years after the first album, which is an unusually long and unusually deliberate climb. Naomi Scott opens. Fourteen years is a long apprenticeship for a room that size.